The late Cardinal Winning became a skilled media performer, though with a tendency to put his foot in it.
Our results indicate a tendency of poor performers to overestimate their performance while high performers underestimate theirs.
If I have any complaint, it is that now and then the performers, especially Miss Swanson, have a tendency to fade off into inaudibility, but this, I suspect, can be charged to the acoustical properties of the house, and I'm sure it will be eliminated when "Twentieth Century" moves to the Fulton, for what I hope will be an even longer run than it had in the first place.
It's a pattern of socialising adopted by certain stand-up comedians when on tour, and one which risks aggravating a performer's tendency to excess (from a misplaced obligation to live up to a hedonistic reputation) and heightening their vulnerability to bad publicity.
In particular, the bar charts suggest a tendency toward higher activation intensity in older high performers compared to younger low performers at high task demands (left BAs 44, 45, and 46).
7 13 20–22 There was a tendency for doctors who performed particularly well on the knowledge test to significantly underestimate their score while lower performers significantly overestimated their score.
When demographic data of good and poor performers were compared, no salient difference emerged (see Table 4), though, as a tendency, a higher proportion of girls and of children with ADD was present among the poor performers.
There was a tendency for the model-based method to be the best performer in situations most likely to be operational when the sampling is done as part of a food animal monitoring scheme.
"We have a tendency toward the nostalgic," says Sabrina Mandell, who serves as co-artistic director, business manager, performer and more.
Currencies have a tendency to overshoot.
